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LSU Sports Zone

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LSU
Lane Kiffin
LSU Football
LSU Tigers
LSU Baseball
Transfer Portal
Ole Miss
Louisiana State University
SEC
College Football
Brian Kelly
NIL
Clemson
Michael Van Buren
Texas A&M
South Carolina Gamecocks
Arkansas
Sam Leavitt
Will Wade
Jay Johnson

LSU interviews, press conferences and more

PublishesDailyEpisodes501Founded10 years ago
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Latest Episodes

Glen West, a senior writer at On3's The Bengal Tiger, joined Sports Talk. West shared his thoughts on LSU head coach Lane Kiffin, quarterback Sam Leavitt, and the Tigers' trench play.

Steve and Bobby listened to LSU head coach Lane Kiffin's game-week press conference. Coach Kiffin shared his thoughts on the Tigers' Week 1 test against Clemson, his recruitment of players fighting for another year of eligibility, and LSU's offensive... more

Scott Rabalais, a columnist at The Times-Picayune, joined Sports Talk. Rabalais previewed LSU's upcoming season opener against Clemson. He shared his thoughts on the Tigers' talented defensive line, new-look offensive line, and "tremendous" TE Trey'D... more

LSU legend Ben McDonald, a college baseball analyst for ESPN, joined Sports Talk. McDonald told stories about Skip Bertman. McDonald praised Bertman, explaining that he changed the culture of LSU athletics. He also shared his thoughts on Jay Johnson,... more

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Recent Guests

Jon Blau
Tigers football beat writer for The Advocate and Times-Picayune
The Advocate; Times-Picayune
Episode: Lane Kiffin and Charlie Weis Jr. are both encouraged by QB Sam Leavitt
Jacques Doucet
Sports journalist guest discussing LSU football
WAFB Baton Rouge
Episode: Trey'Dez Green could blossom into a superstar for LSU's offense this year
Trey'Dez Green
LSU tight end and former basketball player who switched to football
LSU
Episode: Trey'Dez Green's "love for the game" helped him pick football over basketball
Lane Kiffin
Head football coach
Ole Miss Rebels
Episode: Lane Kiffin is not a fan of the nine-game SEC schedule for this reason
Chessa Bouche
Reporter covering SEC Media Day
LSU Sports Zone / local media
Episode: Being able to run the football will be a huge difference for LSU's 2026 offense
John Brady
Former LSU basketball coach, Louisiana Sports Hall of Famer, color analyst for LSU Sports Radio Network
LSU, Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame
Episode: Louisiana Sports HOF John Brady discusses the new era of college basketball
Andre Champagne
Analyst for Geaux247
Geaux247 / 247Sports
Episode: Princewill Umanmielen could be the second-most important player for LSU this year
Grant Chachere
Writer for tigerbait.com
tigerbait.com
Episode: LSU feels confident they can land five-star WR Easton Royal, BUT...
Glenn Guilbeau
Contributor from Tiger Rag Magazine, LSU sports journalist
Tiger Rag Magazine
Episode: Lane Kiffin won't ever dip into the portal as much as he did this year

Hosts

Deuce McAllister
Co-host on Sports Talk
Charlie Long
Co-host on Sports Talk
Mike DeTeya Long
Host of Sports Talk on WWL 870 AM
Mike DeTeya
Host of the show
Mike
Host of the show

Reviews

4.1 out of 5 stars from 14 ratings
  • GEAUX TIGAHS

    Absolutely love my tigers, but this show has become nothing more than a sponsors paradise. We get three minutes of actual LSU information and six minutes of advertising on a 10 minute pod. It’s unbelievable how money changes everything and people stop caring about the people that put them in there

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Geo1son
    United States2 years ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Shows provide insider football insights, though pacing can vary between episodes.
Guests often bring valuable on-site and tactical context for LSU-related topics.
Listeners note strong LSU focus but some feel advertising breaks interrupt the flow.

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

LSU's youth on the defensive line is exciting, BUT...
Q: Jeff, a question I get from everybody is about Sam Leavitt. What did you see from him in practice and how does that translate to the upcoming season?
Sam Leavitt has put in work with receivers one-on-one and appears fully healthy and confident; his pre-camp preparation and connection with receivers suggest he'll be ready to compete in preseason play.
LSU's cornerback depth is the team's biggest question mark
Q: Any thoughts on how LSU should approach the early schedule, especially with high expectations tied to September games?
The team needs to win home games to avoid an early hole; a three-and-one start would set a positive tone for the season and set up a more favorable path toward playoff implications later in the year.
LSU's cornerback depth is the team's biggest question mark
Q: What about the offensive line—who would you say is most reliable up front given the injuries and turnover last year?
Jordan Seaton has earned trust due to his experience and performance, with Braylon Moore also expected to contribute; the broader scheme changes under the new staff should help protect the quarterback and improve the run game.
LSU's cornerback depth is the team's biggest question mark
Q: Andre, break down the cornerback position for us—how thin is the depth, and who are the potential breakout contributors?
The cornerback room is really thin with true freshmen in the mix; the staff is counting on fast development from players like Haven Finney and other young talents to push for meaningful snaps, but inexperience is a real concern entering the season.
All eyes will be on Sam Leavitt and LSU's offensive line at fall camp
Q: Are there any tactical formations LSU might emphasize in camp?
Yes, there is mention of increased use of 12 personnel and more diverse roles for players like Zach Grace, which could indicate a shift toward more multi-tight end and fullback/inline configurations to bolster blocking and run options.

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Frequently Asked Questions About LSU Sports Zone

What is LSU Sports Zone about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A sports-focused show centered on LSU football, fall camp chatter, and season outlooks. Episodes frequently dissect quarterback development, offensive line depth, defensive identity, transfer portal moves, NIL dynamics, and cross-cutting SEC matchups, often with insider guests offering on-site observations and tactical takeaways. The format mixes roving practice reports, roster battles, and game-week implications, making it a practical listen for fans and industry folks tracking LSU's program, coaching strategies, and roster turnover. A notable strength is timely, guest-informed analysis that blends camp notes with broader program context, though pacing and sponsorship mentions appear to be a recurring editorial element for some listeners. more

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Recent guests on LSU Sports Zone include:

1. Jon Blau
2. Jacques Doucet
3. Trey'Dez Green
4. Lane Kiffin
5. Chessa Bouche
6. John Brady
7. Andre Champagne
8. Grant Chachere

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